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a design?On the site www.buzztools.com, they sell a sofware :
buzzsizeembroiderydesignresizer. Do you know this software? It is expensive, and I do not know if it give good results.
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by
bikermomfl
08 Jul 2009
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I have the 4D and have found that not all designs can be resized . . .. I have a beautiful set of sunbonnet ladies 4 x 4 and wanted to make them closer to 5 x 7 but when I did parts of the skirts etc were missing the stitch patterns. I spoke with my dealer and she said that not all designs can be resized, it depends on how there were digitized and aid I needed a digitizing program, can't afford that so that's all the info I have, I'm sure other cuties will give you more news......
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simplyrosie
08 Jul 2009
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I think the general rule of thumb is to not go beyond 10% for increasing and 20% for decreasing. I personally have had no trouble with regular designs, but I wouldn't try resizing on cutwork or FSL designs. I think Martine or Marji uses 3D and can better assist you with your individual program. Good luck! :-)
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Here is a link for WILCOM TRUE SIZER - it is FREE! http://www.allbrands.com/products/abp17625.html
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Thank you, free is so more better
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by
evajungermann
09 Jul 2009
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Maybe you will find this quote from an embroidery book helpful.
More Embroidery Machine Essentials
by Jeanine Twigg
More Embroidery Machine Essentials
by Jeanine Twigg
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thank you for this help